I Prefer Love Scenes To

'affinity' Is Beautiful And Intense, With No Laughs. It's A Rather Delicate And Emotional Love Story, With A Spooky Element.

An Adaptation I Was Working On Of Trollope's 'the Pallisers' Has Been Axed By The Bbc... I Was Also Going To Do Dickens' 'dombey And Son' But They've Asked Me To Do 'david Copperfield' Instead.

The Most Moving Scene For Me In 'pride And Prejudice' Is The Pemberley Music Room Scene: Elizabeth Has Just Saved Darcy's Sister From Embarrassment And Confusion, And As The Music Plays On, Darcy's Look Of Gratitude Becomes A Look Of Love, Which We See Reciprocated In Elizabeth's Eyes.

Look At Jane Austen. Her Characters Derive In A Reasonably Straight Line From Fairy Tales.

I Had A Very High Opinion Of My Father's Judgement Of Things And He Said, "you Better Get A Job That Pays The Bills Because A Writer Doesn't Make Any Money. If Possible, Get A Job That Allows You To Write In Your Spare Time."